Kenya: How African Food Fellows are Fighting Hunger and Learning Inequality in Nairobi’s Slums
At the heart of Nairobi’s informal settlements, many learners have been forced to study hungry due to lack of nutritious food. This…
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Government Agencies, Creatives Join Climate Sociologist’s Push for Climate Literacy in Schools
Efforts to strengthen environmental awareness among Ghana’s youth have gained renewed attention, following the Green Tales interschools climate competition, held at Achimota…
Restoring the Dignity of Kenyan Women Fighting Obstetric Fistula in Silence
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), more than two million women live with fistula worldwide. Similarly, the United Nations Population Fund…
Inside Kenya’s Systemic Rot: Unmasking the Sociology of Corruption in Africa
The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission, headquartered in Kenya’s capital, Nairobi, conducted the National Ethics and Corruption Survey in 2023 to establish the…
Bornes Korir’s Green Revolution: How Hazola is Transforming Farming in Semi-Arid Baringo
Baringo is one of the counties in Kenya that has been affected by climate change. Being a semi-arid place, farmers must wrestle…
From a Thorn Prick to Amputation: How Mycetoma is Silently Affecting Marginalized Communities in Kenya’s Arid North
For 30-year-old Loperito from Turkana County, the small lump on his foot seemed harmless at first. He ignored it, assuming that it…
Raila Odinga: World Leaders and International Bodies Eulogise Odinga As Champion of Democracy and Pan-Africanist
“Baba summoned many of us to the Serena Hotel, and asked if we wanted to proceed with the plans of ODM at…
The Forgotten Frontline: How Women With Disabilities are Left out of GBV Policies
Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you’re struggling with a challenge but can’t speak up for yourself? You have…
Remembering Raila: A gallant Socio-economic, Political Pillar and a Distinguished Pan-Africanist
“I want us here to make a testament with Kenyans. If there is any leader here at whatever level, be you a…
Raila Odinga: This Man Raila Odinga, Kenya’s Peace Maker and Man of the People
Kings never die, they rest. On October 15, 2025, Kenya’s father of democracy, the second prime minister, Raila Amolo Odinga, breathed his…